Nebius Group shares fall around 5.5% as sector-wide AI infrastructure selling intensifies
Nebius Group N.V. (NBIS) fell 5.58% today after sector-wide selling followed Microsoft’s lower-than-expected capital expenditures, which drove declines across AI infrastructure stocks. The slide is supported by continued selling pressure, with Nebius trading below all key moving averages and bearish momentum indicators dominating.
Highlights
- Nebius Group secured a $3.5 billion senior loan from Citi and raised €250 million for a new French data center, supporting large-scale expansion.
- Quarterly revenue surged 454% year over year to $582.3 million, but the company remains unprofitable as investments in growth continue.
- Shares of Nebius Group trade below key moving averages with bearish momentum indicators, projected to fluctuate between $155.81 and $191.36 over the next five days.
Capital raise and expansion strain profitability amid persistent selling pressure
Nebius Group secured a $3.5 billion senior secured loan from Citi after a previous $775 million facility, reflecting ongoing expansion efforts. The company raised approximately €250 million for a new data center in France and signed a multi-year 50-MW data center deal in the southeastern U.S. Director Arne Grimme purchased 357 shares, and quarterly revenue was reported at $582.3 million, a 454% increase from last year, though the company remains unprofitable as it continues to invest in growth, though price action has remained under broader selling pressure.
Bearish momentum dominates as price stays below major technical thresholds
Nebius Group stock is trading below all key moving averages, with the current price under the 20-day ($196.42), 50-day ($212.05), and 200-day ($176.9) marks. This setup indicates persistent seller control and overall weakness across short-, medium-, and long-term trends, with the 200-day average ($176.9) acting as near-term resistance and the session low ($168.92) as immediate support. Momentum signals remain bearish: both MACD and ADX are in sell territory, the RSI is subdued at 43.65, and Stochastic RSI is overbought at 82.82. CCI and Awesome Oscillator remain neutral, while intraday Bull/Bear Power is positive, underscoring some intraday buying. However, volatility is elevated at 8.18% and price action is pinned near the session low, indicating continuous downside momentum.
Earlier, analysts noted that persistent concerns about debt levels, rising borrowing costs, and the ability of AI infrastructure companies like Nebius to convert large-scale investments into sustainable returns had weighed on sector valuations. The current technical weakness underscores that downside risks remain elevated, with key support at $168.92 as the level to watch for a potential extension lower toward $155.81.